I was a little prone to depression.

This was tedious and prone to errors.

As economists are prone to say, it depends.

She was often physically ill, however, and prone to depressions.

Interference of other laws

The energy which is lost at the destructive interference is regained at the constructive interference.

And small groups are more prone to accidents and bad luck.

Tesla was asocial, and prone to seclude himself with his work.

Jack, increasingly frustrated, starts acting strangely and becomes prone to violent outbursts.

Many develop diabetes, high blood pressure, and are prone to heart attacks.

Viewed in this way, the single photon interference experiment is indistinguishable from the multiple photon interference experiment.

According to Deutsch, the single photon interference pattern observed in the double slit experiment can be explained by interference of photons in multiple universes.

Bangladesh is among the countries most prone to natural floods, tornados and cyclones.

Kansas is prone to severe weather, especially in the spring and early summer.

The figure to the right shows interference between two spherical waves.

Reznor objected to the label's attempted interference with his intellectual property.

Conventional development policy has been prone to fads, moving from one big fix to another.

This shields it further from political interference .

Interference is essentially an energy redistribution process.

Beagles may be prone to epilepsy, but this can often be controlled with medication.

At Slammiversery, Angle lost to Styles, being pinned after interference from Karen.

Kane was able to defeat Edge at Vengeance, despite interference from Snitsky.

What should monetary policymakers do when regulators are prone to falling down on the job?

Firing prone (i.e., lying down) is more accurate than firing from a standing position, while a prone rifleman presents a much smaller target than a standing soldier.

Democracies such as India may seem at times to move too slowly and be prone to paralysis.

The researchers worked in quasi clandestine conditions to prevent interference with their research.

Beagles are considered a chondrodystrophic breed, meaning that they are prone to types of disk diseases.

Quechua Spanish Bilingualism Interference and Convergence in Functional Categories.

At Slamboree, Guerrero defeated Dragón despite interference from Chavo.

JH Is that a literal part of the image, or is my eye making that interference pattern is my eye completing that interference pattern?

But the medium is lossy it's subject to a lot of noise and interference.

In response, Reznor secretly began recording under various pseudonyms to avoid record company interference.

Now kindness might sound like a very mild word, and it's prone to its own abundant cliche.

In addition , the euro is a widely used international currency , which makes it more prone to counterfeiting .

Like other humans, social scientists are prone to over confidence in their preferred model of the day.

He often suffered from ill health and was described as easily frightened and somewhat prone to tears .

Because the measurement of a static signal is prone to noise and drift, low stiffness cantilevers (i.e.

We might just have to accept the fact that we're error prone and try to design things around it.

The human physiology of vitamin B12 is complex, and therefore is prone to mishaps leading to vitamin B12 deficiency.

For example, we can inhibit genes now with RNA interference.

And the lack of sound is wonderfully free of interference.

Houston claims the noises are interference from the ICBM detectors.

Styles, following interference from Styles' rivals Christopher Daniels and Kazarian.

802.11n can also be set to limit itself to 20 MHz bandwidth to prevent interference in dense community.

While populists might be particularly prone to advocating facile solutions, they hardly have a monopoly on that tactic.